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Define who can approve overtime and set up access levels so only authorized leads change timecards.
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Execute — do the immediate task
+Define approval rights for overtime: allow only leads [lead=Diego] and [lead=Priya] to approve…
Execute — do the immediate task
+Define approval rights for overtime: allow only leads [lead=Diego] and [lead=Priya] to approve overtime entries, and lock timecard edits to supervisors so unauthorized leads cannot change timecards.
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Improve — make it easier to accept
+Make overtime controls robust by listing the two approvers with their limits, require a brief…
Improve — make it easier to accept
+Make overtime controls robust by listing the two approvers with their limits, require a brief justification for overtime on each timecard, and set an audit alert for entries approved outside normal hours so only authorized leads can change timecards and you can trace exceptions.
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Production SupervisorAdobe Acrobat ProWorkdayalso: Define Overtime Approversalso: Restrict Payroll Changes
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